Stalking can have severe psychological, economical, and social impacts on victims. What differentiates stalking from most other types of sexual assault and is important to consider for those working with this population?

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Stalking is characterized by its persistent nature, often resulting in a wide range of long-term effects on the victim's psychological well-being, economic status, and social life. Unlike some forms of sexual assault that might be one-time or isolated incidents, stalking involves repeated, unwanted attention and harassment, contributing to its chronic impact.

Stalking Can Have Severe Psychological, Economical, and Social Impacts on Victims